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  • Tracking our Heritage

    The Tracking our Heritage collection is a combination of oral histories from former employees of the Peak Rail railway. Get more information about the collection.

  • Mapping the change phase 2

    Mapping the Change was conceived by Hackney Museum to map the huge changes taking place because of the Olympics and Paralympics and contribute to the Cultural Olympiad.

  • Womens Inspiration Network

    Women’s Inspiration Network (WIN) is a network run by women for women, at the University of Leicester. We connect women in all roles and teams across the University, creating a space to share ideas, provide support, collaborate, and develop leadership skills.

  • Ros Henwood

    Find out more about Ros Henwood, Chaplain and international student contact at the University of Leicester.

  • Leicester creates ‘dynamic partnership’ with Allama Iqbal Open University

    The University of Leicester has today (Thursday) committed to collaborate with one of the world’s largest universities to deliver a new faculty development programme.

  • Explosion-hunting telescope tested by Leicester space scientists ready for launch

    University of Leicester experts tested optics for the Einstein Probe, led by the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).

  • George McTurk

    We are sad to report the death of George McTurk, a man who served the University for nigh on 40 years in the Geology Department and Pre-Clinical Sciences in the Medical School from 1963 to 2003.

  • The Clink restaurant at HMP Brixton: fine dining and prison education

    Posted by Clare Anderson in Carceral Archipelago on July 21, 2014 By Sarah Longair, Carceral Archipelago Project Researcher.

  • China delegation hosted by University of Leicester strengthens education links

    Visit strengthens links between Chongqing Medical University (CQMU) and Leicester, who have collaborated on medical education provision since 2019

  • Gender, Crime and Criminal Justice

    Module code: CR3014 The connections between gender, offending and victimisation are one of the most marked in criminology. Throughout history, and cross culturally, men commit the overwhelming majority of crimes.

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